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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-05-06
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- nonaro Ioyh onl, y,
papers have only
been introduced in the


larger cities generally within
the past few years, Their popularity
is shown by their immense circula-
tions. The Cleveland "Press" is
among this class. 1t to-day is the
most popular paper in Cleveland,
and the majority of towns and cit
les in Ohio. 1t now desires to
reach out among the farmers who
read metropolitan weekly, and to
do this it proposes to make in
duce ments that the farmers must
appreciate if they become subsrib-
ers to "The Press"
FARMERS, remember that you
can take "The Press" and have
live, reliable local telegraphic mar
kets daily.
"The Press" will say nothing
furt her about its merits; it asks
every farmer who reads this notice
to send his name to "The Press"
Cleveland, o., and "The Press" will
be sent six days free to the address
given. "The Press" will consider
it favor from every farmer who
sends his name. At the expiration
of six days "The Press" will be
discontinued, and if you care to sab-
scribe call on the publisher of the
"Perrysburg Journal" and he will
furnish THE Press" TO you with
the "Journal" for s2.75 for a year,
or he will furnish "The Press"
alone for about the price of metro
politan weekly. Subscriptions at
this low rate must be sent in before
June /, 1887,
The low offer will be made to far
mers only for the purpose of intro
drcing 1.-THE Press" to them.
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II EGAL NOTICE.

Samuel V. Way, of Sweden. Monroe coun-
tv, N. Y, Mary Gamwell, Sarah Way, Samuel
j. Way and Eliza Way, nj Allagan county
State of Michigan, aud Sarah Haggerty, Of
Elkhart. Elkhart county, State Of Indiana,
Harriet l. Randall, of the State Of New York,
and Charles r. Utley, of Milwaukee, Stale Of
Wisconsin, and the unknown heirs # Joseph
Utley, deceased, whose place Of residence
is unkn0wn,are hereby notified, that, on the 2sth
dav Of March, 1887, Asher Cook, b. X. usl-
l-nbeck and James W. Ross. as Executors Of
the Last Will and Testament nf willard V.
Way, deceased, filed their petition il the Court
of Common Pleas OF Wood County, Ohio, ask.
ing fer an order to sell the South half 0f the
Southwest fractional quarter OF Section num-
ber nineteen (lpl, tt wn six CO., North. Range
eleven (ll East, in Wood county, Ohio. and
Tor decree against the said Charles r Utley
and tue unknown heirs Of Joseph Utley, de-
ceased divesting them of all right and title in
and To said premises. Defendants are required
Ia answer or demnr tn said petition by May 81,
1887. AsHER Cook, et al, EXECUTORS,
plaintiffs.
March %, 1887. 52islO IS
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The Verdict unanimous.

W. ID. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, tcstides:
~ can recommend Electric Bitters as the very
best remedy. Every bottle gold has given re
lief in every case. One man took six bottles
and was cured of Rheumatism of 10 years
standing" Abraham Hare, druggist, BeleviIle,
Ohio, atllrms "The best selling medicine 1
have ever handled in my 20 years experience
Is Electric Bilters." Thousands of others have
added their testimony, so that the verdict ia
unanimous that Electric Biliers do cure all dis.
gases of the Liver, Kidneys or blood. Only d
half dollar a bottle al Taylor 4 Miller's Drug
Store.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-05-06

Struck by LIghtnlnG.-We learn from
Mr.. Chas. A. Powers, that during the
storm on Tuesday afternoon the Chin
ney on the residence of Mr. Orrin Gil
lett, farmer on the Wood county side
OF the river opposite Waterville, was
struck by lightning and badly shattered.
There was not mach damage done ex.
cept to the chimney and the upper
rooms that were flooded with SCOT.
None of the occupants of the house were
injured.
About the same hour, 8 p. NJ, the old
hotel building, owned by Mrs, Phillips
at Householder's Corners, was also
struck by lightning, doing small
amount of damage to the cupalo, but
no other damage,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-05-06
ANNUAL MEETING.

The Annua, Meeting Of the Perrysburg Saw
inGs and Inan Association will he held at the
office Of COX & Troup in Perry sburg, Ohio,
on Saturday evening. May 7, 1887, at O'Clock.
A full attendance is desired with view to
finally closing Mp the business Of the Assnoa-
tiOn. d. X. 1OLLESnROK, Sec'y.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The County Board of School Examln-
ers will hold their examinations of up
pltoonts FOR teachers at Bowling Green
as follows:
Saturday-March 3 and 10.
Saturday--Aprii ., 10 and 80,
Saturday--May Ia, 1887.
The standard rules will be observed In
all cases where political influence does
not interfere.
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Flooring, GhngS, BattGlS, Mould
ingS, Windows, Doors, &c.
S. p. TOLM AN,
Perrysburg, o.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
CINCINNATI, o.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY.

Is the best, cheapest, and most entertaining
tewsphperin the West. Il is independent iu
,liics, religion. and all subjects oI discussion,
and "bristes all aver" with good points. II
h,lily advocates the best interests of the peo-
Pile, An 4 feArlesSly attacks wrong and corrupt
ion wherever reund Am ny ITS many excel.
lent features,i 1T aims to give:
ga The latest telegraphic news.
az Sound aud sensible editorials on cur
rent topics.
a. Special articles by the best writers of
rsrin5lcal literature on subjects Of absorbing
interest.
(4) Entertaining poetry, fiction aud miscel.
iknv.
(5 Complete and correct market reports.
(6) A large amount Of matter Of special in
terest to labor organizations aud those who are
in sympathy with the labor ovement"
u An ably edited department devoted to
the knights Of ythas.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-05-06

Trade.--i'he undersigned has | ,0eO acres
Of timber laHd-Walnut, oak, poplar,
hickory aud beach--sll Indicating good,
rich soil, which will be sold att birgsin,
or traded for other property, Lmd IL
atualed IN Clay county, SJuJhera Ky.
and oornering on branch OF Kentucky river
and Covinglon q Charleston Railroad,
Call On or address
NATHAN CARPENTER,
90 pprryslurp Ohio
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BuckIen,s ArnIca saIve.

The Best Salve in The world for Cats, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
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10 give perfect satisfaction or money refunded
Price 2b sentS per box. For sale by TaY-
ior d Miller.
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nArnsr nY rnLrpmoNr.

Mics Halle Hollenbeck closed her schoo,
at Linson last Friday and takes up school
at Roochton next Monday.
Mr. Chas. Cunningham, of Fulton
county, was in town Monday and Tuesd nv
Of this week, attending the funeral Of hin
mother.
Capt. Root took with him as a part of
his crew from this place, Theodore In
naman, Second Mate, @, @. Baird. Bert
Thompson, Henry and Adolph Roether.
Miss Mary seibert, after six weeks
vacation, opened up her school again at
Bates Station ON Monday.
Messrs. Joe Baird and Henry Roether
closed their schools two weeks ago. and
Mr.. r. decided TO sail with Capt, Roet
this season for his health,
Mrs. Mary Price was summoned to OF.
towa, ILL.,, by dispatch on Thursday last.
which stated that her daughter, Miss
Ethel, had been afflicted with the meas.
els and had a relapse. Word has since
been received that SHE is recovering,
Mr.. T. B. Tucker, dealer in real estate,
Toledo, has confidence in Pe,nysburc
property. On Wednesday he purchased
the fine l9 acre tract on South Boundry,
of MIR. w. j. Hitchcock, and will give
attention to property in this vicinity.
Sheriff Miles was in town last evening
on business connected with his office.
He thinks there would be no limit TO the
rapid prosperity that would come to
Perrysburg should we succeed i'm getting
two or three gas wells in close proxS
unity,
Mrs. Chas. Merry returned from the
West some weeks ago, packed up their
household goods and shipped to Wichi-
ia, Kansas. Failing to get house there
to engage in housekeeping Mr.. Merry
came home for visit and himself and
wife drove over on Sunday from Bow
ling Green for visit with parents and
friends here.
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THE WAY LIBRARY,
sixth Annual Staten ent OF It's Man
agement.

10 he Council Of The Village of Perysbrg,
Wood County, Ohio:
In submitting the sixth annual report of the
Way Library, we report, for the better under
standing of It's finances, to the records of the
same as found In the minutes of the Council
and Managing Board.
WAY FUND BORROWED AND Appropriated BY
THE CORPORATION.
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Get Them RecOraoa,--Eyory aoldIey

Ueb theh hecOrdee'~hVsFy holuleV
Is advised to get his discharge recorded
with the County Reoordey, The re-
Vised statutes say "The Recotder
shall upon the request OF any discharged
soldier and presentation of his dis.
charge, record suoh discharge in hook
TO be provided by the County, Commits.
sioners for that purpose, and such record
or a certified copy thereof, shall be re
ceived in evidence in all cases where the
original discharge would he received" I"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-05-06

When Baby was sick, wo gave her csatOriA,
When she was Child, sho cried for Castoria,
When sho became Miss, she clung to CastoriA,
When she had Children, she gave them CAStoris
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-05-06

M IN = On to be made. Cutthis out and re
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Maine
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CcrJifiontes Granted. .--Toaoh srs' ccr-
tiacates were granted at the examination held
at Bowling Green, Saturday, April 80, as follows
Three Years
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-05-06

I,I7' VI FTIU NHIIl WYNN. III %
There has been a noticeable decrease in the
year as each preceding. We account for this
the last year by the neglect to supply new books
early In the year, resulting from the failure of
the Board to organize year ago. The present
organization OF the Board was effected in Sep.
tenlber since which many new books have been
added and much useful labor performed, which,
come within the limits and find place in the re-
port for the current year, beginning with
March l. G. A. ADAMS, President.
N. H. HANSON, Secretary.
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ItIHlTlnE sIONc...... oU SJl3 ~
There were In the Library March /, 1886, 2,l3i
Year, II volumes donated by Hon. J. NJ Richie
vol, by g. T. Bateman volume. by j. T.. Aver
Ill and volume from the Burchard Library
Fremont, OHIO making total OF 2l52 volumes
now in the Library.
No. books drawn during year, s,355: No.
drawn from eAch clnss as follows
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Mr.. w. II. Jennings has added to
our cabinet of curiosities and specimens
IA pair of pinchels, rookie and one
windsor chair, all carved out of solid
pieces of pine with Il j.ck knife in lei
sure moments, Although diminutive in
size they are fine specimens of taste aud
workmanship. Thanks.
We invite our friends to call and ex-
anime our new stock Of Wall Paper, &c.
TAYLOR & MILLER,
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TEBM =:

Invariably in advance as follows:
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We also want an agent for the Weekly in
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There were no disbursements from this fund
during the year
On April &c, 1885, Council issued order No 800
IN part payment OF intereet then due, which
the Library Board by order No. lS3, rs will np-
pear in the report for the current year, have re-
funded TO the Corporation in settlement of the
"Rdvance" of March 2S, 1882. leaving the in
debtedness of the Library Board to the Corpora
tion 81 800, rs shown above.
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND.
To bal. on hand Mch, l, 'S6........S 70 6i
To fnes collected d.....n......,......." IL o.
To amt. certified into Corp. Treas. lh4 II
10 nNnrllrnft nnrnssnru 70 hnl eoia IN
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Says the Cincinnati Times STR Of the
% uli. Mr. Dinner, of Dayton, who is
one of the Oldest and most extensive fruit
growers in the Miami valley, says ~
have examined apples, pears, peaches
cherries, raspberries strawberries, and find
all uninjured Ms yet by the frost.
Trunks and Nalses, at
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:
specialization givento Repairing. AL
Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH,
35 Monroe 81. Toledo.
AT meeting of the Council on
Tuesday night of last week the perplex-
ing question of allowing the cattle to
run at large was up for discussion. 1t
was decided to allow milch COWS to run
at large when accompanied by three
heroers for the Corporation, the herders
to give bond, and in case any owner
of cows refuse to pay the herder the an-
imal will be empounded in accordance
with State law.
Ready mixed House and Carriage
Paints, Varnishes and Oils at
A. II. CHA MPNEY'S.
Mr.. Fred w. Miller met with the
misfortune of the loss of another of his
family, little seven year old daughter,
of paralysis of the heart, the funeral oc-
curing one week ago Sunday. Himself
and wife desire to retnrn their heart felt
thanks to the kind neighbors and friends
who SO kindly gave their aid and sym
pathy during the severe aff1iction of
sickness in the family and deaths of two
children.
Promoted again. The Key Of The
GMI published at Key West, Florida,
Geo. Eugene Bryson editor and mana
ger, says. "We gladly welcome to the
KEYS exchange table the JOURNAL, ed
tied by Col. James Timmons, at Pefrys!
burg, o., d charming little city, by the
way romantically located upon the
banks of the Maumee river some ten
miles south of Toledo, and in the finest
section of that beautiful and growing
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which il scrofn1ous Disease q
Aun~r, is promptly ard CERTAINLY ~ "
and Gu. ID by this God-r ven rnedy, y
before nc last STAGES of the disease sIe ~ r.
from lis wonderful power over thn v.
fatal discaHo, when first Offering iis p q !.
ebratcd remedy to the public, ~ ~ "
Thought seriously of calling y s ~
sumption Curc,o but abarldoned W. ~
as too limited fer q medicine wnlca, ~
wonderful combination or toni, @ s w X;
Ing, attentive, or biocd-cleansing, 49,. ~,
pectoral, and nutritiye rropcrIes Z u.si Nj
not only as O. remedy 1or cossllii'AA :
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Earc,ay the railroad peal.

Ths insuperable difficulties expe-
rienced BY the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad in getting into New York il
lustrates the bIighting effect on in
dustry Of private ownership ~ land
its dlminuticn Of opportunities to
work aud consequent pressure on wa
oes: its interference with the free OPP
Grafton Of capital, and its tendency to
create monopolies in commerce.
The New Jersey river front is pr
vately owned. Tho river is free, but
no one can get to it without permls-
sion from the owners of the shore.
The owners Of the shore are certain
railroad companies, none of which
would allow the Baltimore and Ohio
access to the waters edge. In this
situation the metropolis was denied
the advantage Of another highway to
the west and south, the people OF the
west and south were deprived of
competitive line to New York, the en-
terprise OF the Baltimore and Ohio
people met u rebuff, and labor was
shu, out from large prospective field
Of employment. But worse was yet
to come. The Baltimore and Ohio
company, hopeless Of eifccting an en-
trance INTO New York for an indepen-
dent line OF road, was forced Into n
combination with one OF tile compa-
MES that owned strip Of the river
front, and now, iastead of another
competing line, we have stronger
pool.
What the ownership of the Jersey
river front has accomplished against
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad COM
pany, land ownership acco,nplishes,
in greater or less degree, against all
legitimate enterprise. 1t stands like
a giant on the highway OF progress,
suffering mono to pass without paying
its price. Its lays toll upon capital
and burden on labor, driving the
one TO bankruptcy and the other 10
despair, and by closing up natural or-
portunit,es centralizes commercial
power aud profit in the hands of "A
few.
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Il. M Gh.lSEa

IL Fearney Stree, an Franc sec, tai
Nervous Debility S-mira " akmsa Exhausted
vitality. re,matrr,h@,. ost Ma! hood Imp.-
trney Paralysis Pto.ta,orrh9a. an all the terri
years. such as Inss II Memory, Las.i'ue. Noetnr-
nal Emissions aversion to society. pimness Of vis-
n !. Noises IN the Head tue vital full passing un-
hsetv- il he mine hnd many other diseases
that lead tn insanity and death.
YOUNG MEN
Suffering from any Of the above symptoms shcu d
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III stead Of burden
there ere maily
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sediment lit the nine etc Many die oi this d III
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stage 'f $ Mutual weakn, ss
tUhts nus"nNrrED IN w SUCH CAsfs.
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'dvicr. ineiul'ug them cal aialA sis and micr .
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The following M diciee supplied at tie prices
named:
SIR AsTLpY COOPER VITAL RFsToRa.
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SAMPLE BOT LIZ TREE
Seat to any one appl ing by letter, at'ng symp-
"'n-, sex AID age atlict secrecy in regar To al
business Transactions.
The q lclritsd Kidney Remedy NT'PuPFTY
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The Ara OF wilma. Reaainr

Sebastian George, the amateur
amind reader" il, letter to the Bos-
ton Herald, describing his remarkable
gift, gives the following as his theory
as to how undertaking is accomplish
ed; When my subject sees an objec
il is not the eye that sees, but the
brain, using the eye as conductor.
The mre wildly anything is pictured
before the eye the greater the tremor
of the BRAIN and more certain the mind
OF its object. The tremor established
in my subjects brain travels through.
out the system, and would evidently
60 out into the atmosphere, or ether,
perhaps TO influence things we know
nothing Of, but here the mind-reader
steps in aud receives the electric cur
rent flor this | believe it isl into his
nerves, 1t travels to his brain, aud
there again the object Is reproduced.
With me it is certainly very dim, but
the real object is pictured there, and
1 see with another's eyes. Then with
out contact, | receive the tremor
through the conducting ether, and
when my nerves are in their most sus-
eeplihle mood, or on par with my
subjects | would be just as sure of
success. There is no supernatural
power about it whatever; it is but Al
PLAN, common-sense thing, which,
however, we cannot quite fathom. If
person Is not looking at an object,
but making mental picture of it, of
course the idea gathered by the
thought-revcaler is not so distinct MS
when has eyes are fixed upon it, as n
natural consequence. When an OBJ.
Iect Is hidden, there is a double work
to do If the mind-reader has had no
previous knowledge OF what the ar
ticle is to be.
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Mf1ullV to be made Cut this ont aad
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March II. 81.
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4
| AT The Warm springs. ne% this place
Fat four o'clock last Tu1sdV mo ming
April 9th, Of diabetes, Edwan Hubble
aged 90 years.
Deceased was bnrri in Rochester, n, !
and went 20 Californ when boy he
was AN c,rls pioneer Arrived here in
the fall Of 1862, and was constantly en-.
gagged IN placer mining near this place
until five or ak years ago, when he went
to Atlanta, this Territory. He returned
last fall, and engaged in pia' O. mimi Z
near the junction of Mote AMI Crime
creeks. He had been sick all wiuter, and
a few weeks ago was brought up to C
Warm Springs for care and medical trca :
ment Deceased has no near relatives II /.
ing, bu had cousins living in New York
State when he last heard from his early
home Hubb'e was COED citizen, and
leaves many friends in this part Of the
county,
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HARRY HAwK<lEY and Henry
Moore came out from Long Valley
this week. Moore stopped IN Garden
Valley and Hawksley came on to this
place, He started ON his return
Wednesday. Harry says snow has
all disappeared in Garden Valley
and the farmers are blowing. There
is snow IN spots in Long valley where
the sun doesn't get fair chance at il.
Gardening has begun in that valley.
Mr.. IL. informs us that Mr.. Kempton,
OF Long Valley, died about a month
ago. He had been sick all winter.